Brooklands Museum New Years Day Classic Gathering

[Wallace]

Just wondering if anyone on here is going?

 

[jims-terrano]

Sounds ace does that but a little too far at the moment for me.

 

[Wallace]

Sounds ace does that but a little too far at the moment for me.

Where are you based Jim?

 

[jims-terrano]

Up north but after my problems that isn’t going to be a problem in future. Unfortunately it’s my current circumstances that won’t really make travel very practical.

 

[Wallace]

Well I'm close to Heathrow so not far from Brooklands Museum, if you are ever down this way and have the time let me know as I have a membership and can take two guests in with me. :thumbs

 

[jims-terrano]

Sounds great:thumbs

 

[elty001]

Looks like it will be a good gathering.
Also a bit of a trek for me and don't think i will be in any state to drive after tomorrow nights celebrations:lol

 

[Wallace]

I went to the last gathering, had to think about that as it wasn't last year but this year, just! :lol I took a friends Jensen CV8 and by coincidence followed in and parked next to a similar Bentley to the one he owns.

 

[Wallace]

There was a lot of nice stuff turned up of all types from Hot rods and Customs to mega expensive Classics, this was my car of the day to take home, Dodge Challenger. I did not get to find out if it was a genuine 426 Hemi R/T or a clone but it ticked all my boxes. :thumbs

 

[Davey Boy]

I love the Jensens Wallace.
Here's one at the local Boxing Day meet a few years ago. A P541 model I think.

I'm not quite sure what that is to the left of it??? Haha

 

[Davey Boy]

And a beautiful rear.....

 

[Wallace]

I love the Jensens Wallace.
Here's one at the local Boxing Day meet a few years ago. A P541 model I think.

I'm not quite sure what that is to the left of it??? Haha

I have a love hate relationship with a couple of Jensen's from working on them, particularly that CV8! :lol That is a fine example of a 541R, one of only 193 built. If money was no object I would build a replica with modern underpinnings and 427 Cobra style arches just to confuse a few people. :augie

 

[jims-terrano]

I so love classic cars, just wish I could get on top of my MGB GT but a lot of work to do and rarely have the time to spend on it.

 

[Wallace]

I so love classic cars, just wish I could get on top of my MGB GT but a lot of work to do and rarely have the time to spend on it.

I used to really enjoy working on and driving them, lately I have enjoyed giving them back more. I'm enjoying the Terrano as I can fix it at my leisure, it's cheap and it's part way to being a Classic at nearly 22.

 

[Wallace]

I slept in a bit late New years day and decided not to go, turned out to be a record attendance and people being turned away.

 

[macabethiel]

Saw this Dart at a show down south about 30 years ago.

Daimler Dart by Ted Bagshaw, on Flickr

I remember when you could pick up a used Dart in the late 1960's for about £700 I loved the look of them, a tad back end happy but quick in its day being a V8 2.5 Jag engine!

Below is a kit car we almost bought but in the end settled for a 12 month old Mk1 MR2 T bar probably the best decision. They were built just over the border in Notts, the founder died a couple of years ago. His factory was some farm outbuildings!.

Mini Cox GTM by Ted Bagshaw, on Flickr

 

[macabethiel]

Triumpk Herald based Bond Equipe GT circa 1967.

I owned this Bond for about a year it was a twin carb Triumph Spitfire engined version.

The guy I sold it to kept it for over 20 years ! Last time I saw it it was painted black in a lock up garage in Derby sometime around 1987/8.

That my ex posing for me outside my parents house in Sutton on the Hill.

Bond Equipe by Ted Bagshaw, on Flickr